MAPI / Outlook 2003 problems

I'm trying to send soem emails with attachments from my app (D6) running
into some prblems.

1. Using Mike Shkolnick's component, setting "Resolve Names" to true,
programs sends the mail (after annoying Outlook verification). However,
Mike's program apparently can not resolve profiles (gets an error 3 on
logon), testing on a computer using profiles.

2. Using JVCL component, get a message "None of your e-mail accounts could
send to this recipient." Leads me to believe that this component can resolve
the profile issue, but then fails trying to send the message.

I guess I need a combination of both <g>

I suspect I'm missing something simple, but I could not find anything
searching the newsgroups.

Robert


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